With the Dow at an all-time high, many stocks and sectors are significantly overvalued.
The blue chip index had its second-best finish ever on Monday and could break its 2007 record this week. But gains may be limited by Friday's big jobs report.
Rapid technology advancements keep driving broadband speeds and availability on planes, but passengers seem less than eager to connect.
The Dreamliner manufacturer has weathered the storm of negative press without any major hit to shares, and at last things may be looking up.
Sequestration means defense spending may be reduced by some $46 billion a year. Wall Street seems to be betting that many of the cuts won't materialize. The gains come as stocks rebound from Monday's slump.
The aircraft maker is expected to tell the FAA Friday that it has found a fix for its 787 battery problems.
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